Securing AI systems at population scale

Boards Brace for AI Agent Liability

Zero Trust in an Agent-First World

Sovereign AI as India’s Cyber Shield

Scaling Beyond Talent Shortage

Cybersecurity in the US-India Trade Pact

Aligning Data Protection with Cyber Law 2026?

India’s 10x Cybersecurity Moment

Deepfakes Demand a Security-First Posture

Advice to AI Cybersecurity Founders

Conclusion

Credits

As AI agents begin to outnumber humans 80 to one, who's truly accountable when things go wrong? In this episode, Host Suraksha P talks to Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora about the noise on what securing an agentic future actually demands from mandatory agent registries to real-time breach detection that must outpace an eight-minute attack window. He challenges India to pursue a hybrid sovereign AI strategy, warns that AI companies are racing ahead without reckoning with consequences, and offers entrepreneurs a sharp directive: stop building features, start solving problems. The cybersecurity frontier, Arora argues, belongs to those who own the data.

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As AI agents begin to outnumber humans 80 to one, who's truly accountable when things go wrong? In this episode, Host Suraksha P talks to Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora about the noise on what securing an agentic future actually demands from mandatory agent registries to real-time breach detection that must outpace an eight-minute attack window. He challenges India to pursue a hybrid sovereign AI strategy, warns that AI companies are racing ahead without reckoning with consequences, and offers entrepreneurs a sharp directive: stop building features, start solving problems. The cybersecurity frontier, Arora argues, belongs to those who own the data. You can follow Suraksha P on her social media:<a href="https://x.com/SurakshaPinnuET"> X</a> and<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/suraksha-p-91a2aa24/"> Linkedin</a>
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